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A running look at the 65th annual prime-time Emmys:
11:08: Best drama series: "Breaking Bad" wins the last category of the night. Series creator Vince Gilligan said he thought any of the other nominees could have won in this golden age for television. He thanks star Bryan Cranston and the show's crew.
11:05: Best comedy series: "Modern Family" wins the prize for the fourth time in a row. Executive producer Steven Levitan said they may be the saddest Emmys of all time but the folks at "Modern Family" couldn't be happier.
Breaking Bad' beats out the online series 'House of Cards' to win best drama at the Emmys, while 'Modern Family' picks up its 4th consecutive best comedy Emmy.
11:04: Will Ferrell shows up in his shorts with his three children to present the final awards.
10:59: Top TV movie or miniseries: HBO's "Behind the Candelabra" takes the prize and collects 11 statuettes on 15 nominations.
10:55: Lead actor in a movie or miniseries: Michael Douglas wins for his lusty Liberace in "Behind the Candelabra." He says co-star Matt Damon deserves half the statuette and asks Damon if he wants the top or bottom, which leaves the audience laughing.
10:48: Supporting actress in a movie or miniseries: Oscar-winner Ellen Burstyn for "Political Animals." She thanks USA for "putting this smart show on the air" and salutes the writer for creating a "woman over 65 who still had a lot of juice."
10:46: Directing in a miniseries or movie: Steven Soderbergh wins for HBO's "Behind the Candelabra." He says the movie depended on the performances of Michael Douglas and Matt Damon.
10:38: The In Memoriam segment features David Frost, Annette Funicello, Larry Hagman, Conrad Bain, Lee Thompson Young, Milo O'Shea, Roger Ebert, Eileen Brennan, Bonnie Franklin, Jeanne Cooper, Charles Durning, Alex Karras, Julie Harris, Andy Williams and Jack Klugman.
10:35: Supporting actor in a movie or miniseries: Veteran actor James Cromwell for "American Horror Story: Asylum."
10:33: Writing for a movie or miniseries: Abi Morgan for BBC America's "The Hour." She says the man at immigration didn't believe she was coming to the Emmys. Now she has proof.
10:31: "Surprises galore," Neil Patrick Harris says. No one is winning the office pool, he says.
10:25: Edie Falco praises late "Sopranos" co-star James Gandolfini. She recalls his "fierce loyalty" to his friends and says he was nothing like Tony Soprano.
10:21: Variety series: "The Colbert Report" collects the prize, and Stephen Colbert says it is a lie to say "just being nominated is an honor." The reason: Winning is better. The victory ends the winning streak of "The Daily Show With Jon Stewart," which triumphed in the category for 10 years in a row.
10:19: Best choreography: Derek Hough of "Dancing With the Stars" wins and thanks the academy for inviting choreographers to the party.
10:16: Neil Patrick Harris headlines another production number, this one saluting choreographers. Derek Hough dances in a segment about "Mad Men."
10:08: Michael J. Fox pays tribute to late mentor Gary David Goldberg of "Family Ties." Fox says he had a generous spirit and a great laugh.
10:06: Director in a variety series: Don Roy King for "Saturday Night Live" says he loves his job and working with Lorne Michaels. "Life is good," he says.
10:04: Writing for a variety series: Stephen Colbert accepts for "The Colbert Report." He says the Emmys are so special this year and says "The Daily Show" sets the standard.
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The former Bay Isles Shell gas station, 505 Bay Isles Road, was reduced to rubble Monday, June 1. When former owner Louy Freija chose not to renew his lease in April, Lakeland-based Publix Super Markets Inc., which bought Town Plaza I in September 2008, decided to knock down the gas-station building, remove the fuel tanks and replace them with landscaping and additional parking spaces.
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The Yellowstone Park Foundation supports projects that promote the understanding, appreciation, and stewardship of Yellowstone among the next generation.
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Yellowstone National Park is one of the world's premier outdoor classrooms, providing an ideal learning environment where young people can develop meaningful connections with the public treasures that belong to us all. The Park Journeys program is a partnership among organizations - Park Journeys, Inc., the Yellowstone Park Foundation, and the Yellowstone Association - and offers urban and rural youth an enriching 5-day experience that inspires stewardship and nurtures leadership and academic potential among youth whose opportunities in nature have been limited. The partners envision this great program evolving and growing to serve more youth in years to come.
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Forty young men and women between the ages of 15 and 18 are chosen each year to spend part of the summer working together on projects in Yellowstone that protect and preserve the Park's natural and cultural resources. The Yellowstone YCC program has been serving the Park for more than two decades, but it is much more than just a work program; the teens participate in environmental education, leadership, and team-building activities. The experience of living, working, learning, and playing in the outdoors can be life-changing.
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- Kristin Dudish said...
I love this idea (and I think it's very funny that you call them "Voldemort pencils" - I totally hear ya)!
- September 20, 2012 at 10:07 AM
- Sheri said...
Funny! My oldest is just now in kindergarten, but I remember that brand from when I was little as never working well - crayons, markers, and pencils. Funny little story - I was recently school shopping with a friend whose kids are in 7th, 4th, and kindergarten. I guess she has been buying the Voldemort brand all these years and her oldest finally told her, "Hey mom, you know that that brand never works." She had no idea all this time. I had a good laugh at her - I mean with her! It is definitely worth paying a few more cents for the good quality brand, which I will not name, but we all know what it is ;)
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What is a good brand of colored pencils? The last I bought were Koh-i-noor solid colored pencils and they broke too easily. I am looking for a really good set for my son for Christmas.
- September 20, 2012 at 3:36 PM
- pink and green mama MaryLea said...
@ Beach Mama,
My kids like Crayola colored pencils and we also use Faber Castell. I like Caran D'Ache as my "fancy" pencils.
- September 20, 2012 at 3:40 PM
- HawaiianLibrarian said...
Amazing transformation of useless pencils into a colorful useful trivet. Maybe these are the pencils that folks turn into jewelry. I like your upcycle. Mahalo for sharing.
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Donna Luoma of South Haven died peacefully at her South Haven home Sunday afternoon, Aug. 4, 2013, surrounded by family, friends, and dogs. She was a much-loved wife, mother, grandmother, sister, and friend. She was 67.
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Traverse Crider of Helena, Mont., formerly of Kingston, died Wednesday, July 31, 2013, at a local care facility in Helena. He was 91.
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- Publisher: Bethesda Softworks
- Release Date: Oct 9, 2012
- Also On: PlayStation 3, Xbox 360
- Summary: Approach each assassination with your own unique style. Use shadow and sound to your advantage to traverse silently through levels unseen by enemies, or attack foes head-on as they react to your aggression. The malleable combat system allows you to creatively synthesize your abilities, supernatural powers and gadgets as you negotiate your way through the levels and dispatch your targets. Improvise and adapt to define your modus operandi.… Expand
- Developer: Arkane Studios
- Genre(s): Modern
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Nov 4, 2012Dishonored injects new life into stealth actions and their sophisticated worlds. Awesome work in every detail. [Nov 2012]
Oct 8, 2012Dishonored made me feel like a person struggling to retain the things that were important to me in a world gone mad. It goes beyond "role-playing" to challenge players to draw their own personal moral line in the sand, but does so without being preachy or judgmental.
Oct 8, 2012If you can buy one game in 2012, it should be Dishonored. From production to its ingenious gameplay, Arkhane Studios' title is outstanding, with its multiple references to many games such as Deus Ex, Thief, Bioshock or Half Life 2. It's simple, Dishonored is a 2-in-1 game you can finish either with violence and lots of action sequences, or with discretion, applying stealth strategies to kill your enemies without being seen.
Oct 7, 2012It's a rare game that feels so compulsively replayable, but Dishonored is such a game. The compelling abilities, the bold artistic design, the colorful characters, and above all, the freedom of choice--these are the things that mark Dishonored as one of the truly remarkable games of this year.
Oct 27, 2012Dishonored is a love letter to everyone who has longed for more stealth action games in the vein of Thief. With its vast levels, openness, and its plethora of different ways of play this is a game that should be a great fit for practically everyone.
Oct 8, 2012The guys at Arkane crafted a fine gem. It's been a while since we had so much freedom and such an amazing gameplay in a title. Chapeau.
Nov 9, 2012Dishonored rarely challenges the players, but it doesn't take them for fools, either, so that's an achievement compared to other games in the genre. Just don't expect strokes of genius like the Shalebridge Cradle level from Thief: Deadly Shadows.
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Mixed: 60 out of 523
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Mar 2, 2013Probably best game i have been playing last time. This awesome piece of software is no way near Bioshock like some people say. It feels more like mix of Dark Messsiah and Thief with its own great atmosphere and creative level design. Cartoon-like graphics isn't brilliant but definitely stylish. Simple story isn't about revenge cold served only. Noticeable moral choices make gameplay even more interesting. Summary: there is no perfect game and Dishonored was made as good as could be made. Developers efforts are visible and should be appreciated.… Expand
Dec 27, 2012The best game I played all year. I got the game a little late, but I don't regret it since it gave me the time to enjoy the game instead of rushing through it. The lore is fantastic, and the amount of side hints make the game a joy to explore fully. The options the game presents are fantastic. Stealth is not limited to one route or to one way of completing the objective. Some of the later levels are very engaging and interesting. One of them in particular was really fun. Playing full stealth I completed the level by bypassing 3 quarters of the entire map, and it was awesome. The story is a bit thin, and there are occasional hiccups but neither detract from an amazing game. Can't wait for the sequel.… Expand
Oct 9, 2012I haven't quite completed the game yet, but after 15 hours in (i'm quite close to the end, on normal difficulty with all ui elements disabled) I have more or less come to a conclusion about the game.
It's **** fantastic. Very well may be the best money I spent all year on games.
The stealth is engaging, the combat is visceral, the story is interesting, the visuals (i.e. environment design, art direction) are phenomenal -- probably the best I've seen since say, Bioshock. I wish I could give it a 10, but there's minor issues here and there that keep it from being perfect -- but it's definitely above a 9. 9.5 maybe.
Wow!… Expand
Dec 19, 2012I feel that the people who read user reviews on Metacritic are usually casual gamers, as if you want information about the game/mechanics/story you would read a critic. So I think what you are here for is whether or not I feel my money was well spent. I payed $79 for this game, and it was the most enjoyable time I've had with a game all year. Well worth it.… Expand
May 16, 2013It's a fantastic game for stealth fans, me being one of them liked this adventure very much! The artistic design is purely outstanding, nice variety of ways to reach your objective, great replay value! But the story isn't very original good old vengeance! And it gets repetitive! Overall great game!… Expand
Aug 4, 2013Dishonored is a good game... GOOD not GREAT as many point it out to be.
- Great atmosphere
- Enjoyable Combat
- Good Graphics
- Great Skills
- Extremely short (about 4-6 hours)
- Short Selection of Weapons
- Bad Story… Expand
Nov 2, 2013Sadly, I can only join the detractors and critics of this game, and maybe also go further...
I have rarely seen such a wasted opportunity, a great setting, many charming ideas, all finished in such disappointing performance, so poor and fragile.
The game is flat, boring, loses in almost every point of view with the best of the actual adventure/stealth market.
Playing it after finishing "Bioshock Infinite" is a sort of pain, and quite a shock...
And this is not the worst part!
I give 0, because in one of the first missions, a serious bug (found and reported by the community several months ago) has still not been resolved!
I've lost 5 hours of play on it!
I will try to get a refund, because have been years, since something of this has happen to me, and frankly I feel cheated.
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In obese patients with type 2 diabetes, increased triglyceride stores in the heart can be mobilized by therapeutic prolonged caloric restriction.
Lead investigator Sebastiaan Hammer, stated that, "As this mobilization is accompanied by improvements in diastolic function, "the study implicates the possibility of reversing, at least to some extent, the effects of obesity and diabetes on the heart."
Hammer and colleagues studied 12 obese insulin-treated patients who adhered to a very low calorie diet (450 kcal/day; Modifast, Nutrition & Sante) for 16 weeks. Insulin treatment was stopped during this period.
At the end of the intervention period, mean body mass index had fallen from 35.6 to 27.5 kg/m, and mean hemoglobin A1c had dropped from 7.9% to 6.3%.
The researchers also found that myocardial triglyceride content had fallen from 0.88% to 0.64%, in association with improved diastolic function (as reflected by the ratio between the early and atrial filling phase).
Hammer mentioned that, the magnetic resonance spectroscopy techniques his team used to determine myocardial triglyceride content "show the potential of metabolic cardiovascular imaging in detecting the effects of metabolic disease on the heart."
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Among regular Fox News Channel viewers, 39% identified as Republican, 33% as Democrats and 22% as independents. Among regular CNN viewers, 51% identified as Democrats, 23% were independents and just 18% were Republicans. In short, Democrats comprise a larger share of the Fox News audience than Republicans do of CNN's audience.
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Well, what a fantastic success Horror-on-Sea 2014 turned out to be! A record number of film entries (so many that we had to add three extra screenings at our own Cinema a week later!) was matched by record attendances, both by film fans eager for their annual dose of the macabre and the horrific, and the filmmakers themselves, who introduced their films and were happy to chat in the bar after the screenings. Jason Wright and his team from Silent Studios were also out in force, with their busy make-up area sending forth all manner of creatures into the hotel corridors and beyond: shoppers on the High Street could scarcely believe their eyes as they invaded the town centre! Thanks also to the dealers who added to the festival atmosphere, especially Allin and Pamela Kempthorne with their prop coffin for sale, which generated a lot of press interest.
Local filmmaking legend Pat Higgins conducted another superb Masterclass about filming on a budget. Last year, he guided attendees through the process of devising a title ("The Bloody Woods"!) and creating a poster image. This year, in two wonderfully informative hours, the group was led through the process of devising and actually filming a trailer for the film. The challenge next year, of course, is to produce the film itself!!
A big "thank you", of course, to the management and staff of the Park Inn Palace Hotel, who could not have been more helpful and supportive of this unique event. Their prompt attention to our many requests made the festival move along very smoothly. Also thanks to Brian Warrens and Guy Douglas, and students Jay Lewis, Joshua Hodis, Edward Ballard, Jamie Masang, Louis Webber and Callum Taylor from South Essex College's Department of Media and Performing Arts for lighting the ballroom so it really did look like a majestic 'movie palace', with the subtly changing colours providing a wonderful effect.
The overall standard of the films never ceases to amaze me. It makes selection for the festival that much harder, but it's a 'burden' that is a real pleasure to bear! It was just a wonderful weekend; my thanks also to the White Bus team for all their hard work before and during the festival.
However, there's no time to rest on our laurels, as planning begins now for Horror-on-Sea 2015! Next year's extravaganza will, as usual, be launched at our Pier Zombie Walk, on Sunday 26th October, and we are already geared up to receive submissions (full length features and shorts) for next year's festival.
'Beast witches',
Paul CotgroveFestival Director
Following the incredible success of last year's inaugural Walk, even more zombies and assorted ghoulies and ghosties joined us on Saturday 2nd November 2013 for another very successful Zombie Walk down the length of the World's Longest Pleasure Pier. The weather certainly played its part, with dark storm clouds welcoming these 'creatures of the night' before departing to allow the Walk to go ahead in fine, if rather blustery, conditions. The Park Inn Palace Hotel, overlooking the Pier, had never looked more welcoming as the zombies staggered towards it and up into its sumptuous ballroom for a rare, big screen showing of Munster Go Home!
This wonderful event was enhanced by our friends at Silent Studios who hosted a competition for zombies in a variety of best dressed (or should that be 'best distressed'?) categories. As with the film line up, the standard of entries was exceptionally high, with the winners fully deserving their accolades. But well done to all entrants, and many thanks to Jason, David and the team from Silent Studios.
Thanks also go the the make-up team from South Essex College, who successfully took on the tough job of turning the very attractive(!) White Bus team into hideous zombies, and to Jane Brown and her colleagues on Southend Pier.
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Wonderful creamy and clay mask! Non drying and sucks the gunk right out of your pores! I have combo skin and use this in conjunction with Lancome's exfoliator(exfoliator first) then the Empriente once or twice a week and I have had better results with this combo than any microdermabrasion or chemical exfoliation. I am starting to believe gentle is better!
I got this as a sample around the time I had a monster zit coming up! It definately shrinked it (after applying 3 times in one day!haha) But, really this masks works great for giving your skin a healthy glow. I bought it on ebay for around 12.50 even though it cost about 30$'s! I am not sure if I will ever purchase it at full price because I don't think ANY mask is worth that unless it is some kind of miracle product. But, needless to say, I like it better than any other mask I have tried!
I love this product. I have dry skin, so I don't use this as a face mask. Instead, I use it as a spot treater and on my t-zone twice a week. It's especially effective after I use a Biore nose strip. It sucks out all the gunk and keeps the blackheads at bay. Better yet, a tube of this stuff has lasted me nearly a year!
Probably my favourite mask and one I've been using for years. Unlike other clay-based masks, this one doesn't dry in a hard crust that cracks and flakes, but retains a softness and smoothness that makes it really pleasant to use. Cleans and clears the skin really well without drying it out too much, de-shines and leaves me with a more even-toned, brighter complexion that's even a touch lighter than normal.


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By thinker on 01-30-13 @ 9:40 am
The idea that only Kalispell taxpayers pay for roads others use is ludicrous. If Kalispell doesn't
want outsiders using their roads, why do they have a sign initiative to guide visitors through town?
Does she think that anyone who shops in Kalispell but doesn't live there is the enemy? Where do
you want those hated outsiders to spend their money? Our statistic is that there are 10 million
visitors a year to our state with one million residents, many of whom don't pay taxes.
Do the taxpayers of Kalispell never go anywhere else and use anyone else's roads?
If you want to reduce wear and tear on Kalispell's roads, ban any and all events that draw outsiders
to this great metropolis. Heck, don't allow the teenage drivers who attend school here to drive
individually to school. Demand Glacier Park be closed forever, so tourists don't plague Kalispell.
Close the hospital to everyone but taxpaying Kalispell residents. See how long it survives
Eliminating state income tax and replacing it with a state sales tax would probably be more
equitable for everyone in this tourist state.
But I'm sure myopic self-centered communities like Kalispell would be the first to demand that
sales tax money on the assumption that no one else exists or pays their own way, or that
residents of Kalispell don't take advantage of other comunities' taxpayer provided amenities.
This kind of divisive thinking does not belong in the government of any community.
By Grizzzz on 01-30-13 @ 10:38 am
Thanks for doing an outstanding job as Mayor, Ms. Fisher! Good luck in your final year at this post
and congratulations on a job well done!
By DaisyCutter on 01-30-13 @ 10:44 am
Thank you, Tammi! Our fiscal house is back in order. Now if you could only sell those bronze
statues on Ebay….
I wish you much success in your future political endeavors - we need more people like you in our
state legislature. Run, Tammi run!
By Heikens on 01-30-13 @ 11:00 am
Mayor Fisher:
I didn't agree with every decision you made, but wish to thank you for all your hard work and
committment to the taxpayers of Kalispell. You seemed to have come along at just the right time
and you sure had a mess to clean up. For a first-timer in politics, you did one h*ll of a job! Jim
Dupont was right!
By HRH Prince Michael on 01-30-13 @ 11:11 am
Firstly, I'll fast-forward past the whole "I Am Woman" tone of the article.
Truly great leadership, transcends and nullfies such nonsense.
Secondly, -and equally disturbing- is the statement: "We are completely impotent to create that
without the help of the state and federal govenment". Then again, I probably disturbed by
the sheer superfluousness of the statement.\
Thank-you Flathead Beacon for the confirmation: The Shake The Very Dust of Your City/More Than
Conquers Tour,
must continue.
By JosephineDoody on 01-30-13 @ 5:49 pm
@ Thinker and Prince Michael - you two sound like a couple of real smarties. I can't see any
reason why the City of Kalispell couldn't benefit from your intellect. Why don't you both put your
money where your mouths are, throw your hats in the ring and run for City Council?
By HRH Prince Michael on 01-31-13 @ 10:49 am
@Josephine: Thank-you, I'm humbled. Coincidentally, this morning a resident suggested that I
run for Mayor of Kalispell. While, I can only commend Mayor Fisher for all her hard-work and
on behalf of a truly outstanding citizenry, I'm not a politician. In the past, some have
suggested that
I run for "President". Again, I'm not a politician, and could never "Play The Game". We can
all see
how well "The Game" has worked-out for our once greatly blessed nation.
In all honesty? I'm a leader - throughly vetted by The True and Living Yahweh.
Be blessed Josephine (My late grandfather's -translated- name is "Joseph Beloved Palace".
Pharaoh, Feds, Frauds, and other Fascists shall FALL:
The House of David 2 Chronicles 13 Victory, is HERE:
NOW, The Most Blessed Christ King Yeshua reigns!
By mooseberryinn on 01-31-13 @ 11:35 am
HRH - nope, didn't think you were a politician, or a leader for that matter. but, that's OK. Just step
right up and kick the ant hill. It's all just for entertainment. Happily, it looks like you are on the right
side in trying to save this country. Good luck.
By HRH Prince Michael on 01-31-13 @ 12:03 pm
@MooseBerryinn: Whoa. Talk about a "back-handed compliment"...haha.
"Entertainment"? "ENTERTAINMENT?!?" Is this how you see things?
Then sit back, because "YOU AIN'T SEEN NOTHING YET".
By Westside2 on 01-31-13 @ 5:54 pm
Thank you Mayor Fisher for your service to Kalispell. You are smart and have integrity. I
would be honored to have you represent me again.
By JosephineDoody on 01-31-13 @ 6:27 pm
@Prince Michael
Thanks for confirming it. You're all hat and no cattle. Quick to critisize, reluctant to make a
By HRH Prince Michael on 02-01-13 @ 11:37 am
@Jospehine: Criticize? I was merely sharing my point-of-view. It's not like I wrote,
"Dear Yeshua, please get me out of this D-grade version of The Stepford Wives".
Anyway, The King -as always- was right: "...a faithless and perverse generation.."
Make a difference Josephine?
The Declaration of 2008 (May 24, 2008): http://www.all4webs.com/q/f/love4yahweh
The Final Declaration (May 21, 2009): http://www.all4webs.com/x/w/all4yahweh
HRH Prince Michael of The House of David: http://www.flickr.com/photos/72265268@N08
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By JosephineDoody on 02-02-13 @ 6:10 am
@ Prince Michael -
You just did!
Hypocritical much?
By kalispelling bee on 02-02-13 @ 2:40 pm
HRH Prince Michael said: "Firstly, I'll fast-forward past the whole "I Am Woman" tone of the
Where in the world did you get that "tone" from this story?
By peephole on 02-05-13 @ 3:10 pm
Josephine Doody
You can certainly tell that your judgment has been clouded by moonshine. Get your
nose outa the bottle so you can see pass the bubbles going to the bottom. If you had
any smarts you would stay up north with the hicks in the sticks.
By JosephineDoody on 02-05-13 @ 9:43 pm
Poor Peephole. You sound like you could use a stiff drink.
If you had any smarts you'd change your name to something more dignified…like Peabrain.


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"About as good as it gets! This is the version of French Onion Soup that people seek when they go to restaurants. I have been making it for 30 years and it never fails to please. It makes an exquisite presentation, too!"
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4 tablespoons
1 teaspoon
2 large
red onions, thinly sliced
2 large
sweet onions, thinly sliced
1 (48 fluid ounce) can
chicken broth
1 (14 ounce) can
beef broth
1/2 cup
red wine
1 tablespoon
Worcestershire sauce
2 sprigs
fresh parsley
1 sprig
fresh thyme leaves
bay leaf
1 tablespoon
balsamic vinegar
salt and freshly ground black pepper to taste
4 thick slices
French or Italian bread
8 slices
Gruyere or Swiss cheese slices, room temperature
1/2 cup
shredded Asiago or mozzarella cheese, room temperature
4 pinches
Hi! Recipe creator/contributor here. Thanks for trying the onion soup and for all the thoughtful reviews. Just a couple of comments I thought might be helpful.
The 1 teaspoon of salt in the beginning of the recipe cannot be omitted as it is necessary for the proper caramelization of the onions. However, at the conclusion of the simmering process, please be sure to taste the soup before deciding to add any more salt (or pepper).
Also, the addition of balsamic vinegar at the end is very important--not only for taste--but also because there's a chemical in red onions that tends to turn the soup gray and cloudy, and the balsamic vinegar corrects that.
Lastly, while my broiler does take 4-5 minutes to melt the cheese properly, that's probably because I place the baking sheet on a lower rack. Yours may take less time.
Well, thanks again for all your kind comments... and, enjoy!
This recipe is a close spin on the 1999 cooksillustrated.com / America's Test Kitchen French Onion Soup Gratinee recipe, and could use a little less butter (about half) and less red wine. (For a more subtle and sophisticated version, replace the red wine with 1/4 c. sherry.) The sweet onions make the soup a little too sweet - better to stick solely with about 4 lbs. red or yellow onions. ATK omits the Worcestershire and the paprika as well. Also, better to let the dish rest a few minutes out of the broiler - it's too hot to serve immediately.
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ONE MORE TIME... Have made this again and, again, wasn't disappointed. THIS IS THE BEST, without exception!
Anyone looking for the best Onion Soup Recipe on the Planet? You found it!
This was the most incredible onion soup recipe we have ever tried. We followed the recipe exactly. .Make sure you cook the onions as suggested to almost a carmelized soft, syrupy, consistency. You may not need to adjust the salt in the end; the combination of beef and chicken broth and the Worcestershire and balsamic vinegar may be salty enough for many.
The bottom line to this review, is if you want to really impress your family and friends with a onion soup recipe that is better than any restaurant recipe we have ever tried, USE THIS ONE! You will not be disappointed.
Thank you so much for sharing this recipe with us.
One recommendation: I use croutons rather than sliced French bread. It is much easier than cutting through a thick piece of cheese-covered bread. Guests and family say they like that: it adds to the enjoyment and ease of eating without losing any visual appeal.
This french onion soup has great depth of flavors!!! I pretty much stuck to the recipe except I used seasoned croutons instead of the bread & I omitted the mozzarella cheese as I didn't have any. I did miss the stringiness of the mozzarella ...gruyere has a wonderful flavor but it tends to just clump up. I did decrease the chicken broth some & used more beef (I used low sodium broths) & I aded a tsp. of beef base which really helped kick up the beefy flavor. This was a fairly hearty french onion soup, I think next time I might add more broth to thin it out some. The wine I used was a shiraz. A glass of the shiraz & a fresh salad was all the accompaniments it needed...thanks so much for a wonderful soup!
This is really good soup! I made it per the directions but I don't eat beef, so used an equal mix of chicken and vege-table stocks.
This soup tastes a lot like what you might order at a nicer restaurant. I do question the use of mozzerella and asiago cheeses - two Italian cheeses - in something that is so decidedly French. I personally was not a fan of the resulting taste and next time I will combine parts of this and my recipe, which calls for the use of Gruyere or true Emmental swiss (no substitutions). If desired, throw into the soup the rind of one hard French or Swiss-made cheese of your choice, doing so after removing kettle from flame to rest (about ten minutes). I also use sherry wine, not balsamic vinegar, because my grandmother always used this flavor in soups and casseroles. The sherry imparts a subtle sweet-smokey flavor that is a nice counterpoint to the Gruyere's mild tanginess. Remove cheese rind, and ladle the soup into bowls. Top with a 1/2 in. slice of dense, day-old, crusty french baguette that has been lightly toasted beforehand. Top with Gruyere swiss or Emmental and continue with recipe, broiling as directed. I found just 3 minutes in the broiler was enough. Keep an eye out for over cooking - there is nothing worse than the taste and smell of burnt cheese.
Excellent soup. I didn't read through the recipe first so I had to make 2 modifications. I had to use dried parsley and thyme. I used 1/2 tsp. parsley and 1/4 tsp. thyme and I only had enough swiss for one piece on top. Even with the modifications, we still rate this a 5. It has a deep full bodied flavor. Can't wait to try it again, but I will make sure I have the right amount of cheese and the fresh herbs.
A friend I was with yesterday had FO soup in one of our more upscale restruants, so I had a hankerin' to try it today. This recipe rendered a much-superior soup than she had! Easy and delicious!
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
French Onion Soup Gratinee
Serving Size: 1/4 of a recipe
Servings Per Recipe: 4
Amount Per Serving
Calories: 618
Calories from Fat: 323
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Throughout pregnancy and all the way up until labor, I was adamant that I was not having a cesarean section. I was terrified of being cut open because I know that my healing time is longer due to my lowered immune system. In 2009, I had to go to the emergency room for an infection caused by cutting my leg while shaving, so how could I possibly heal after being opened up to birth a baby?
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Bulldogs Volleyball Drops Close Affair with Chattanooga
Charleston, S.C. – Sparked by the play of Ise d'Angelo and Rachael Farrell, who finished with 11 kills each, and a record-tying performance by Erin Bucherl, The Citadel went to five sets with visiting Chattanooga before falling by scores of 25-20, 20-25, 25-21, 14-25 and 15-13.
The tandem of d'Angelo and Farrell led the Cadets with 11 kills, while Jessica Maxwell and Lauren Hurt recorded nine each. Defensively, Erin Bucherl tied the school mark with 41 digs, set during the 2008 season by Rachel Sanders. Farrell was also instrumental among back row hitters with 19 digs, while Emily Dalton added 13. Freshmen setters Mikaela Tracy and Rachel Keefer posted 34 and 10 assists, respectively, but the Dogs fell to 4-20 overall and 0-8 in SoCon play.
Chattanooga outside hitter Julimar Alvarado totaled 27 kills and led a unit that finished with 66 in the match. Alongside Alvarado, who posted the fourth-most kills by a Citadel opponent in program history, in double-digit kills was Sarah Batterton (11) and Briana Reid (10). The Mocs (9-14, 3-5) also got a lift on the defensive end from Paula Passmore (23 digs), Briana Reid (20 digs) and Bridget Camacho (19 digs). Camacho also handed out a match-high 58 assists.
The hard fought opening set was an indication of how the match would go as the two teams battled to a 7-7 tie. Alvarado gave the Mocs momentum with three kills among the next five points, forging her team into an 11-7 lead. However, The Citadel battled back, converting a series of kills by Hurt and Tracy along with five UTC unforced errors to pull within 17-16 of the lead. Chattanooga again relied on the services of Alvarado, who drove home two of the team's final eight points in the 25-20 win.
A reenergized Citadel unit bounced back in the second game, scoring 10 of the first 16 points en route to a four-point advantage. Four kills by Farrell over the next nine Bulldog points sparked a 9-5 run that allowed for a 19-11 lead. Consecutive kills by Kasey Talley, Alvarado and Christina Teter eventually drew UTC within four points of the lead, 20-16. However, offensive strikes by Keefer, Hurt, Farrell and Maxwell proved to be the difference in the 25-20 victory.
The Bulldogs carried their momentum into the third set, using kills by Cassie Uribe and Maxwell to establish an early 11-4 cushion. The Citadel maintained that distance until a kill by Teter led to a 4-0 run by the Mocs that made for a 16-15 Citadel lead. Chattanooga continued to collect offensive points, eventually drawing the score even at 20 following three Bulldog unforced errors. Alvarado answered with three kills among UTC's final five points to complete the 25-21 win.
The Citadel established an early 7-3 lead in the fourth set, following kills by d'Angelo and Bailey Kernodle, and did not look back. After a kill by Batterton, which gave UTC their fourth point, The Citadel rattled off five straight points to move in front 13-5. The Dogs took their largest lead of the set, 22-11, following kills by d'Angelo, Maxwell and Keefer as they sent the match to a decisive fifth set by a 25-14 score.
Chattanooga established itself early in the fifth set, jumping out to a 4-1 lead on an Alvarado kill. The Citadel responded with a kill by Kernodle and capitalized on kills by Farrell and d'Angelo to make for an eventual 7-5 UTC advantage. A series of Moc attack errors narrowed the lead to three points, but the unrelenting effort by Farrell and her teammates allowed The Citadel to pull within 14-13 of the lead. After a Chattanooga timeout, Lauren Gainer drove home the game winner as UTC emerged 15-13.
The Citadel returns to action on Oct. 19 when the Dogs head to Western Carolina. One day later, the Bulldogs play at SoCon rival Appalachian State. For more information on Bulldog Volleyball, go to the official website of The Citadel Athletics, www.CitadelSports.com.


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When Congress passed the Clean Air Act Amendments of 1990, it required EPA to publish regulations and guidance for chemical accident prevention at facilities using extremely hazardous substances. The Risk Management Plan Rule (RMP Rule) was written to implement Section 112(r) of these amendments. The rule, which built upon existing industry codes and standards, requires companies of all sizes that use certain flammable and toxic substances to develop a Risk Management Program, which includes a(n):
- Hazard assessment that details the potential effects of an accidental release, an accident history of the last five years, and an evaluation of worst-case and alternative accidental releases;
- Prevention program that includes safety precautions and maintenance, monitoring, and employee training measures; and
- Emergency response program that spells out emergency health care, employee training measures and procedures for informing the public and response agencies (e.g the fire department) should an accident occur.
By June 21, 1999, a summary of the facility's risk management program (known as a "Risk Management Plan" or "RMP") was to be submitted to EPA, which will make the information publicly available. The plans must be revised and resubmitted every five years.
The Risk Management Program is about reducing chemical risk at the local level. This information helps local fire, police, and emergency response personnel (who must prepare for and respond to chemical accidents), and is useful to citizens in understanding the chemical hazards in communities. EPA anticipates that making the RMPs available to the public stimulates communication between industry and the public to improve accident prevention and emergency response practices at the local level.
The regulation includes a List of Regulated Substances under section 112(r) of the Clean Air Act, including their synonyms and threshold quantities (in pounds) to help assess if a process is subject to the RMP rule or the general duty clause. States who have taken delegation of the Clean Air Act, Section 112(r) program may have additional requirements for the federally listed chemicals, and/or additional listed chemicals.
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Subpart A—General
§ 68.1 Scope
§ 68.3 Definitions
§ 68.10 Applicability
§ 68.12 General requirements
§ 68.15 Management
Subpart B—Hazard Assessment
§ 68.20 Applicability
§ 68.22 Offsite consequence analysis parameters
§ 68.25 Worst-case release scenario analysis
§ 68.28 Alternative release scenario analysis
§ 68.30 Defining offsite impacts—population
§ 68.33 Defining offsite impacts—environment
§ 68.36 Review and update
§ 68.39 Documentation
§ 68.42 Five-year accident history
Subpart C—Program 2 Prevention Program
§ 68.48 Safety information
§ 68.50 Hazard review
§ 68.52 Operating procedures
§ 68.54 Training
§ 68.56 Maintenance
§ 68.58 Compliance audits
§ 68.60 Incident investigation
Subpart D—Program 3 Prevention Program
§ 68.65 Process safety information
§ 68.67 Process hazard analysis
§ 68.69 Operating procedures
§ 68.71 Training
§ 68.73 Mechanical integrity
§ 68.75 Management of change
§ 68.77 Pre-startup review
§ 68.79 Compliance audits
§ 68.81 Incident investigation
§ 68.83 Employee participation
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§ 68.87 Contractors
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§ 68.90 Applicability
§ 68.95 Emergency response program
Subpart F—Regulated Substances for Accidental Release Prevention
§ 68.100 Purpose
§ 68.115 Threshold determination
§ 68.120 Petition process
§ 68.125 Exemptions
§ 68.126 Exclusion
§ 68.130 List of substances
Subpart G—Risk Management Plan
§ 68.150 Submission
§ 68.151 Assertion of claims of confidential business information
§ 68.152 Substantiating claims of confidential business information
§ 68.155 Executive summary
§ 68.160 Registration
§ 68.165 Offsite consequence analysis
§ 68.168 Five-year accident history
§ 68.170 Prevention program/Program 2
§ 68.175 Prevention program/Program 3
§ 68.180 Emergency response program
§ 68.185 Certification
§ 68.190 Updates
§ 68.195 Required corrections
Subpart H—Other Requirements
§ 68.200 Recordkeeping
§ 68.210 Availability of information to the public
§ 68.215 Permit content and air permitting authority or designated agency requirements
§ 68.220 Audits
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Fantasy Analysis: 2011 NBA Free Agents (updated Dec. 14)
It's been a crazy week for the NBA. David Stern's c-blocking aside, fantasy owners have had a lot to pay attention to — maybe too much. I know for me, my real-life work (you know, the stuff that pays the bills and gets in the way of this penurious passion) has gotten in the way of keeping up with all the chaos, but I finally got a chance to sit down and process the madness a bit.
Though trade rumors are all fine and dandy, we have a long list of free-agent signings to examine. Below is a quick rundown of the signings so far, broken down by team:
Atlanta Hawks:
- Tracy McGrady (PG/SG): one year, veteran's minimum
- If (and probably when) Jamal Crawford leaves town, T-Mac could have inconsistent value here and there. Don't expect him to get the 25-30 minutes he notched for a few months last season with the Pistons.
- You know the deal with Radmanovic: If he somehow gets minutes, he'll hit some threes and get nearly a steal a game, but that's a big "if." He's worthless for the time being.
Boston Celtics:
- Jeff Green (SF/PF): one year, $9 million
- He'll have one year to remind everyone of his ability to play solid basketball, which should motivate him plenty. This, along with the grueling schedule for the veteran Celtics this season, should lead to slightly improved production from last season — but that isn't saying much. (Update: Green's mysterious health issue knocks his appeal down until further notice.
- Unless injuries ravage that roster, Daniels won't have value.
- Don't expect anything worthy of your attention.
Charlotte Bobcats:
- Derrick Brown(SF/PF): one year, details undisclosed
- Not much to see here, folks.
Chicago Bulls:
- Brian Scalabrine (PF/C): details undisclosed
- Love the guy, but don't draft him — unless you want to have fun with a last pick.
Cleveland Cavaliers:
- Anthony Parker (SG/SF): one year, $2.25 million
- He'll be a low-end option if you need threes and steals at the very end of your roster.
Dallas Mavericks:
- Brandan Wright (PF): details undisclosed
- Don't expect much of anything this season from Wright.
- The Janitor returns. That is all.
- No more odd jobs for West. He'll have marginal value every now and then, but nothing reliably appetizing.
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Janie Beatrice Matherly Lewis
Janie Beatrice Matherly Lewis, 71, of Elizabethton, passed away Thursday, August 29, 2013, at Hermitage Health Center.
A native of Johnson County, she was a daughter of the late Dale Matherly and Helen Glover White.
Janie was a 1960 graduate of Johnson County High School. She retired as an ER Clerk at Sycamore Shoals Hospital. She was a member of Union Baptist Church.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, Paul E. Lewis Jr., September 15, 2012, and a brother, Edward "Eddie" Lipford.
Survivors include a daughter and son-in-law, Sherry and Jeff McCoury, Elizabethton; two grandchildren, Jacob Deal and Breanna McCoury; three step-sons, Eddie Lewis, Elizabethton, Michael Lewis, Abingdon, Va., and Shane Lewis, Hampton; five step-grandchildren; a sister and brother-in-law, Lois and Tom Milhorn, Elizabethton; a special niece, Angie Milhorn, and two nephews, Tommy and Jimmy Milhorn; the father of her daughter, Doyle Gregg and his wife Doris; and her special friends, Glenda Campbell and Linda Oliver.
The funeral service for Mrs. Lewis will be conducted at 2 p.m. Sunday, September 1, at Memorial Funeral Chapel with the Rev. Danny Bright and Mr. Greg Key, minister, officiating. Music will be provided by Anita Meade and Tommy Milhorn. Interment will follow in the Union Baptist Church Cemetery. Pallbearers will be selected from family and friends. The family will receive friends from 1 until 2 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home. Condolences to the Lewis family may be e-mailed to firstname.lastname@example.com.
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The OECD Southeast Asia Regional Forum took place 25-26 March, in Bali, Indonesia. Discussions addressed policy themes relevant for the ongoing regional integration process, as well as the domestic reform agendas of SEA countries.
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